Monaco font -- unexpected appearance changes?

Monaco font appearance changes. I don't know why... I don't know when... and I don't know what to do to prevent it from changing.
I noticed it working with Terminal and Xcode.
Here are screenshots: http://apm.cifrid.net/monaco/ (notice 'x difference).
It looks just fine after I logout and login again... until next time.
Any help appreciated.
A.
Mac OS X (10.4.5)

BUMP !!
I am also having trouble with the Monaco font.
I use Moncao 9pt Regular in many applications.
It displays correctly in "Font Book" and "Eudora", but does NOT view correctly in "Text Edit"
I am on a new Mac where I did NOT copy from a prior Mac.
Any thoughts ??

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